X Draft
A short post of at most 280 characters, with no URL in it. It is a draft for you to edit and post on X, not something the app sends.
Save a link. Get a draft grounded in the page.
Nuggets keeps the useful things you find. It reads the page first, stores what it read, and only then writes an X Draft, a Source Reply and an Explainer Draft from it. Never from the URL alone.
A private tool for one writer. You edit every draft and post it yourself.
A small team's guide to writing things down
example.com ยท captured 2 minutes ago
Edit it. The limit is the same one X has.
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Source Reply
Source: https://example.com/writing-things-down
Posted beneath the draft, so the link never uses up its 280 characters.
From a link to a post, in four steps
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Collect
Paste a URL or import your X bookmarks into the Inbox. A link already in the Inbox, the Queue or your library is turned away.
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Capture
The page text, author, publication date and URL are retrieved and stored. If that fails, the link stays with the reason and can be retried.
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Draft
Drafts are written from the stored capture and shaped by your Writing Profile. Each one is editable, and a regenerate asks before it replaces your edits.
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Mark used
You post by hand. Marking the link Used records that it fed something you published, so the unused ones stay easy to find.
Three things it writes
Source Reply
A separate, copy-ready reply with the source link, to post under the draft.
Explainer Draft
A longer article on what the subject is for and how it can be used. You ask for it when a link deserves more than a post. It leaves out any part the source does not support.
The source comes first
Every draft is written from a Source Capture that was retrieved and stored, never from a URL alone. That keeps a failed fetch from turning into a confident guess about what a page says, and it means you can open the captured text and check any draft against it.
Your voice, your model
A Writing Profile sets the language, tone, point of view and preferences every draft follows. The model is yours too: point the app at any endpoint that speaks the OpenAI Responses API, test the connection, then switch it on.
What it does not do
- Post for you. Everything is copied and published by hand.
- Serve more than one person. It is a private, single-owner tool.
- Read pages that only render in a browser, or PDFs.
- Refresh a capture later. A link keeps what it first read.